Exeter Racecourse’s annual Star Sports Cheltenham Festival Preview Evening takes place after racing on Tuesday, March 3 when an all-star line up will answer questions about their chances at the world’s greatest jump racing meeting, writes Lucy Johnson.
Taunton hold the third of their meetings this month on Thursday February 26, when they host the Royal Bath and West Raceday, which features two Class 3 events and the first of seven races on the card goes to post at 2pm, writes Richard Walsh.
A total of 91 runners contested the seven point-to-point races on the popular old racecourse at Buckfastleigh which looked in great shape, writes Granville Taylor.
The ultra-consistent Double Bank was an impressive winner of the Men’s Open in the hands of Mervyn Woodward at the Mid Devon Point-to-point, writes Granville Taylor.
There is a February Feast of racing action to look forward to at Taunton racecourse where they host three meetings, the first of which is on Thursday, February 5, when the first race will go to post at 2.05pm.
A total prize fund of £550 is on offer in the mixed open race at this weekends (January 25) Point-to-Point, being held at the majestic course of Chipley Park, Tiverton, writes Donna Harris.
Darren Edwards was the jockey in form with a sparkling treble on an action packed nine-race card at the Silverton fixture at Black Forest Lodge, writes Granville Taylor.
The Point-to-Point season is starting to hot up, and this weekends scheduled meeting is to be hosted by The Silverton Hunt at the popular Black Forest Lodge track, on Sunday, January 18, writes Donna Harris.
Despite a biting wind whipping across the showground, the North Cornwall attracted plenty of support from a decent crowd and race cards sold out, writes Granville Taylor.
All roads lead to Taunton Racecourse on December 30, when the seven race card has a whopping prize pot of £53,500 on offer - the richest meeting of the season so far.
Point to Point horse racing enthusiasts will be heading to the Royal Cornwall Showground in Wadebridge this weekend, where the Cornwall Club will be hosting their fixture on Sunday (December 14), writes Donna Harris.
The current Devon & Cornwall title holder Robbie Henderson started the new campaign in great style with a first and last race double as the new British season got under way at Black Forest Lodge, writes Granville Taylor.
A crowd of more than 3000 turned out at Exeter last Sunday to watch ponies from Dartmoor and Clydesdale horses stretch their limbs in their two furlong races before seven jump races gave racegoers an afternoon to remember, writes Lucy Johnson.
Tom Parker, who won last year’s inaugural race for Clydesdales at Exeter Racecourse, will be reunited with his jockey Micheal Nolan this Sunday (November 23) at the racecourse’s annual Devon Day as they bid to repeat last year’s win.
